gridwerk
Temporal Novice
Right. Give me a minute and I'll provide a screencap of me making this post 100 years in the future....
If you really want to impress me, go back in time and post a screencap of this post I just posted as an attached image in your post above the post I just posted.
That'd Eff some minds right there.[DOUBLEPOST=1411676738,1411675539][/DOUBLEPOST]waait, ha, what Im more interested to know here is how did you get a photo of your phones screen? It looks like a photo of the display on a monitor. Why not just screencap the phone as it is OBVIOUSLY an iPhone... just press the top and bottom button together and poof, screen captured.
Instead, using the phone, you took a picture of your phones screen as it was displayed on a tube or CRT monitor, judging by the image loss, interlacing and curve of the screen.
This means two indisputable things:
1: the image was manipulated on a computer and re-photographed by the iPhone before posting and
2: you are not from the future because you are using outdated, obsolete technology. They got time travel but no LED monitors?
I doubt in 2038 they are even still supporting iPhone (and judging by the screen size it is a 4 or 5, not the 6 released recently) and you are still using a tube or CRT style monitor, not a flat panel, plasma or LED type which can be picked up in a pawn shop for as little as $30 USD. The scan lines and screen curve give that away. And it is especially not a CRT/Tube in the future because the phosphorous in tube monitors is no longer legal to use and they are no longer legal to manufacture replacement parts due to EPA rules in an attempt to deliberately phase out the style. Doubtful one survived into the distant future intact.
Plus is ATT still even a cellular company in 2038? That's 24 years in the future. 24 years ago ATT wasn't even ATT as we know it today and it stands to assume they wont be the same ATT 24 years from now.
Too many questions, too many holes in the plot. This is like a M. Knight Shamalam film...
If you really want to impress me, go back in time and post a screencap of this post I just posted as an attached image in your post above the post I just posted.
That'd Eff some minds right there.[DOUBLEPOST=1411676738,1411675539][/DOUBLEPOST]waait, ha, what Im more interested to know here is how did you get a photo of your phones screen? It looks like a photo of the display on a monitor. Why not just screencap the phone as it is OBVIOUSLY an iPhone... just press the top and bottom button together and poof, screen captured.
Instead, using the phone, you took a picture of your phones screen as it was displayed on a tube or CRT monitor, judging by the image loss, interlacing and curve of the screen.
This means two indisputable things:
1: the image was manipulated on a computer and re-photographed by the iPhone before posting and
2: you are not from the future because you are using outdated, obsolete technology. They got time travel but no LED monitors?
I doubt in 2038 they are even still supporting iPhone (and judging by the screen size it is a 4 or 5, not the 6 released recently) and you are still using a tube or CRT style monitor, not a flat panel, plasma or LED type which can be picked up in a pawn shop for as little as $30 USD. The scan lines and screen curve give that away. And it is especially not a CRT/Tube in the future because the phosphorous in tube monitors is no longer legal to use and they are no longer legal to manufacture replacement parts due to EPA rules in an attempt to deliberately phase out the style. Doubtful one survived into the distant future intact.
Plus is ATT still even a cellular company in 2038? That's 24 years in the future. 24 years ago ATT wasn't even ATT as we know it today and it stands to assume they wont be the same ATT 24 years from now.
Too many questions, too many holes in the plot. This is like a M. Knight Shamalam film...